There's a possibility it could be a scam but not all debts will show on a credit report. You would likely have better insight on whether you...

I would contact the attorney's office that is representing the Plaintiff immediately to let them know that you made the payment. If the payment was...

This sounds like a scam. A direct quote from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: "It’s a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act...

If you do not show up, chances are the court will issue a "default judgment" against you that is a judgment that will follow you around for a set...

Can you elaborate what you mean when you say "eviction disputed through the screening company"? Do you mean that you are applying for a new...

I agree with that Kimberly stated. The only thing I would add is if the creditor dismissed the lawsuit "with prejudice" and they are still trying...

Do you have anything in writing from Sprint indicating that you do not have to pay anything further? You can dispute the credit reports with any...

You'll want to look into your state's statute of limitations. The statute of limitations usually begins when you made your last payment on the...

You did the right thing to ask for proof or verification of the debt. Each state has a different timeline for a statute of limitations so you will...

Contact a consumer protection attorney immediately (in particular one that is familiar with the Fair Credit Reporting Act). Most consumer...